Jeremy Corbyn: I thank the Prime Minister for an advance copy of the statement. At the heart of any military alliance is the aim that rogue players cannot derail established Governments. I wonder whether the Prime Minister has reflected on that as she deals with the present threat from the hon. Member for North East Somerset (Mr Rees-Mogg). Protecting the British people will always be our first priority....

Jeremy Corbyn: I thank the Prime Minister for advance copy of her statement, and share her condolences to the friends and family of Dawn Sturgess. We are more than two years on from the referendum: two years of soundbites, indecision and Cabinet infighting, culminating in a series of wasted opportunities, with more and more people losing faith that this Government are capable of delivering a good Brexit...

Jeremy Corbyn: I share the Prime Minister’s tribute to Private Reece Miller, who died while serving in the 1st Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment. Our thoughts are with this family and friends and, of course, with the entire regiment. I spent the weekend congratulating the NHS on its 70th birthday in Nye Bevan’s birthplace. The message from the crowd there was: “The NHS is great; let’s...

Lord Lipsey: ...if, via the commentators, the public believe what they say? Will that affect election results? Did Labour lose in 2015 because voters believed Britain was headed for what the Tories called a coalition of chaos? On what basis? On the basis of the polls. Did Jeremy Corbyn do so well in 2017 because the polls meant that no one thought that he had a chance in hell of winning? We discuss the...

Jeremy Corbyn: I thank the Prime Minister for an advance copy of her statement. The statement was nearly 2,000 words, and all the Prime Minister says on Brexit is that we need “clarity about our future relationship”. Yes, we do—we have been waiting for over two years for any clarity from this Government. Let me first address the issue of migration. I hope that the whole House shares my...

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